Key result
Techniques that maximize information from ambulatory electrocardiograms are increasingly important for evaluating arrhythmias in sudden death, post-infarction prognosis, and drug responses.
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Clinicians should adopt quantitative computer ECG processing for arrhythmia evaluation; extends RCT evidence to sudden death and post-infarction prognosis.
Highlights the need for quantitative computer processing techniques to improve the evaluation of ambulatory electrocardiograms for arrhythmia management.
Fitzgerald et al. (1975) studied Arrhythmias. Computer processing of ambulatory electrocardiograms was evaluated. Techniques that maximize information from ambulatory electrocardiograms are increasingly important for evaluating arrhythmias in sudden death, post-infarction prognosis, and drug responses.
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